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QuoteHi,
I need to find out which file contains the output for the special group message.
I want it to only display for certain users.
Thanks
/forum/sf-group-view.php for the 'group' message. /forum/sf-forum-view.php for the forum message. Look for the 'special message' comment.
You could accomplish the same thing using a program hook and wouldn't need to edit core code. See the wiki, plugin api section.
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The Existing Group Hooks did not work for me since I am trying to add in conditional Special Group Messages, but I did get everythjing working by adding in a "new" hook.
Add the following into the Front/Main Page – Group/Forum Listing area of simple-forum/forum/hooks/sf-hook-template.php
/* ---------------------------------------------------
sf_hook_special_group_message($groupid)
Displays content after each Special Group Message on the main/front
Forum listing page. The GROUP_ID is passed if needed.
------------------------------------------------------ */
function sf_hook_special_group_message($groupid)
{
if(condition is met)
{
$sgm = 'Your message here';
}
return $sgm;
}
Then change the following in simple-forum/forum/sf-group-components.php
From:
# = SPECIAL FORUM MESSAGE =====================
if(!function_exists('sf_render_special_group_message')):
function sf_render_special_group_message($message)
{
$out = '<div class="sfgroupmessage sfmessagestrip"><p>'.$message.'</p></div>'."\n";
return $out;
}
endif;
To:
# = SPECIAL FORUM MESSAGE =====================
if(!function_exists('sf_render_special_group_message')):
function sf_render_special_group_message($message, $groupid)
{
$out = '<div class="sfgroupmessage sfmessagestrip"><p>'.$message;
# Get Program Hook
$out.= sf_process_hook('sf_hook_special_group_message', $groupid).'</p></div>'."\n";
return $out;
}
endif;
Then change the following in simple-forum/forum/sf-group-view.php
From:
# Special Message
if(!empty($group['group_message']))
{
$out.= sf_render_special_group_message(sf_filter_text_display($group['group_message']));
}
To:
# Special Message $out.= sf_render_special_group_message(sf_filter_text_display($group['group_message']),$group['group_id']);
This worked for me, but if anyone can simplify this and/or make it more efficient, please let me know. Also, would it be better to use a pluggable function?
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